Oh, My Achin' [insert joint here]
I'm in pain, baby, and it's not the fun kind.
All last week I was achey, it was the flu/bronchitis coming up. Now Big B is settled firmly into my chest (this baby is NOT going away) and it's brought super-duper joint aches with it.
Last ache to emerge? Lower back.
It was just mildly annoying yesterday, more troublesome last night. This morning I was walking with a definite tilt (known around here as The Leaning Stumble of Annie) and just as I thought I might be feeling better I went and spoiled it all by taking a bike ride to pick up Maxie at school and escort him to his Hebrew tutoring. I am not usually this stupid. Oh, yeah, I am.
So I'm home, I'm blogging and I'm about to go upstairs and recline in bed while I finish the sleeves on a project for IK. I KNOW that rest is what I need, the bike thing was some freaky idea I had that, "I can walk this off..."
Yeah, right. Guess I couldn't "ride it off", though.
I'm basking in the glow of having sent out 2 projects earlier this week (they arrived!) and just received an AMAZING piece from Miram Tegels for History on Two Needles. I want to polish it up a bit before I photograph it and blog about it, but - as usual - I'm so proud of Miriam for her amazing knitting!
All last week I was achey, it was the flu/bronchitis coming up. Now Big B is settled firmly into my chest (this baby is NOT going away) and it's brought super-duper joint aches with it.
Last ache to emerge? Lower back.
It was just mildly annoying yesterday, more troublesome last night. This morning I was walking with a definite tilt (known around here as The Leaning Stumble of Annie) and just as I thought I might be feeling better I went and spoiled it all by taking a bike ride to pick up Maxie at school and escort him to his Hebrew tutoring. I am not usually this stupid. Oh, yeah, I am.
So I'm home, I'm blogging and I'm about to go upstairs and recline in bed while I finish the sleeves on a project for IK. I KNOW that rest is what I need, the bike thing was some freaky idea I had that, "I can walk this off..."
Yeah, right. Guess I couldn't "ride it off", though.
I'm basking in the glow of having sent out 2 projects earlier this week (they arrived!) and just received an AMAZING piece from Miram Tegels for History on Two Needles. I want to polish it up a bit before I photograph it and blog about it, but - as usual - I'm so proud of Miriam for her amazing knitting!
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Feed me, baby!
1 Comments:
It is late in your neck of the woods..and late enough here for me to be going to bed.
I wish you well and hope that you will spring up in the morning and be on the mend.
You always amaze me with your creativity and the true gifts that you have for such lovely creations.
I hope that you will always know and accept that you are such a lovely and creative artist.
Be well and blessings to your family, all and one.
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